Review on Rechargeable BTE Hearing Aids For Seniors And Adults With Adaptive Feedback Cancellation And Layered Noise Reduction - Two Sound Tube Options, Latest Upgrade, Including Charging Dock (Pair) by Kenny Stephens

The amplifiers work well, even in a noisy environment.The charge lasted as long as I needed for he day and didn't 'die out' before I took them off each night.The actual sound amplification available is good enough for my purposes in most environments and situations.A couple of tips for setting these up though. Do have someone else help measure the tubes when measuring for the length to cut them to size. Doing it by myself was possible, but not easy enough to be comfortable cutting the tube and then possibly having one too short.Also, cut the tubes conservatively. Far better IMO to have to cut a tube twice than to cut it too short by just a skosh.Two downsides with this set of amplifiers that I noticed after wearing them for a couple days.First, as shown in the photo, this set was missing one of the thin tubes. Not a deal breaker maybe, but I do era glasses and it would have been nice to be able to try the thin tubes.Second, these do not support Bluetooth connections to a cell phone, computer or TV.Again, not a deal breaker for me, but it is a very handy option to have.Noted in the instructions is to keep these charged on a regular basis. I will be using these as temporary replacements when my hearing aids are sent in to the VA, since the VA is so slow in getting them back to me (2-3 weeks) Charging monthly is in my calendar and should keep the batteries up to snuff.